Jane and the Twelve Days of Christmas by Stephanie Barron
Catching Christmas by Terri Blackstock
Silent Night/Holy Night by Colleen Coble
The Mistletoe Murder by P. D. James
A Victorian Christmas by Catherine Palmer
The Gold in these Hills by Joanne Bischof
Come Forth as Gold by Erica Dansereau
The Last Atlantean by Emily Hayse
Beauty by Robin McKinley
The Bell Family by Noel Streatfeild
Have you read any of these? What's on your hope-to-read list for this winter?
I am loving your list. I haven't read all of my Christmas books on my list either. The Gold in these Hills by Joanne Bischof, I am hoping to get to this one as well. Enjoy your picks.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Deanne! I never get to ALL the Christmas books on my TBR... but it's always nice to have some on hand the next year :-)
DeleteThe Gold in These Hills has so many things in it that interest me!
I haven’t read any of these books, but I hope you love them!
ReplyDeleteMy post: https://lydiaschoch.com/top-ten-tuesday-books-on-my-winter-2022-2023-to-read-list/
Thanks, Lydia! I hope so too :-)
DeleteI am not familiar with any of these books, but Jane's Twelve Days of Christmas and The Last Atlantean sound interesting. All the best with completing all of these and enjoying every single one of them!
ReplyDeleteSong, thank you! :-)
DeleteI own Beauty (or used to own... not sure if it's still on my shelf or not anymore). I really liked it when I first read it, but I have to admit, I remember almost nothing about it anymore.
ReplyDeleteDKoren, so interesting! My desire to read Beauty has just jumped way higher now.
DeleteJane and the Twelve Days of Christmas is a charming one!
ReplyDeleteAnd I have added The Mistletoe Murder on my next year Christmas list.
Fanda, I've read the first 3 or 4 Jane Austen Mysteries, so I'm really looking forward to this one, even though I know I'm jumping over half a dozen books to get to it.
DeleteJust finished Mistletoe Murder, so look for a review of that pretty soon here.
I haven't read any of these, but there are a bunch on here that sound like ones I'd like. I hope you enjoy all of them!
ReplyDeleteHappy TTT (on a Wednesday)!
Thanks, Susan! (on a Thursday!)
DeleteThis is a great list. I loved the Jane Austen mystery & have been intrigued by the Colleen Coble ones since you reviewed the other one recently. I have been reading some Austen inspired Christmas novellas by Pamela Aiden & Laura Hile which were excellent and am about to start Georgette Heyer’s A Christmas Party, which is a regency mystery. I also recommend The Mistletoe Countess by Pepper Basham. She is supposed to be coming out with a sequel to that in February, which I am looking forward to as a last minute winter read!
ReplyDeleteAmy, glad to find another fan of the Jane Austen Mystery series :-) I read A Christmas Party last year -- I don't remember if it was a Regency mystery or not. I've been eyeing The Mistletoe Countess lately -- maybe I'll read it next year!
DeleteYou’re right; it’s not set in that period ! I hadn’t started it yet when I left that last comment, but just assumed it was because the other books I’ve read of hers were. I’m enjoying it so far. Happy reading & Merry Christmas!
ReplyDeleteAmy, yeah, her mysteries are all more modern, I think. Glad you're enjoying it! Merry Christmas!
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